The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-08
ON 'CHAN6E.

AT Liverpool wheat is firm. Corn
firm, demand improving:
YESTERDAY New York and Memphis
spot cotton advanced Lice.
CHICAGO grain receipts yesterday
Wheat SO cars, corn 235 cars.
QUITE number of Memphis bulls
made money out OF the Chcago pork
deal.
WHEAT receipts at Cincinnati YES
terday, 1000 bushels; shipments, $500
bushels.
SUPPLY of wheat at Chicago de-
creased about 100000 bushels during
the week.
DECREASE in the visible supply of
wheat estimated at 100000 to 3000,-
600 bushels.
ST. LOUIS each corn is off &c, wheat
OF lc. Cash pork unchanged, $l8,
cash lard off l0c, and clear ribs If So.
The river has gone over high water
mark for 1882, and like May pork at
Chicago, is gong higher-if the rain
bulls will itto.
BALTIMORE grain receipts yesterday /:
Wheat, IS, 800 hu hels; corn, $4,000
bushels. Shipments-Whea,, $4,000
bushels; corn, $50, 800 bushels.
DURING the period OF high water
river reports will be published In the
APPEAL daily from Madison Ark =, and
from Mark Tree, on the Kansas City
road.
ST. cKs OF flour at eight large cities
show a decrease Of 130,9ll barrels,
compared with the stocks on Feb.
ruary LIST, and 1l4,7l0 barrels since
January LIST.
MEMPHIS cotton receipts yesterday,
1898 bales; shipments, 1887 bales;
saleP, 1000 bales; stock on hand,
1915 bales; total receipt to date,
6l7,620 bales.
STocKs Of grain in store in New
York March 9Th: Wheat, 6, lS8, 074 Blu;
corn, l ,874,3l4 bu; Gate, l,O5S, 800 bu;
barley, 166 977 bu; rye, rs 604 bu
peas 5,O79 bu; malt, s93,O2 blu.
AT meeting of tho Grain trade
yesterday at the New York Produce
Exchange 1t was decided that car of
oats should contain 1000 bushels, in
stead Of $50 bushels, as heretofore.
CoTToN Oil Trusts tumbled to 47A
yesterday and recovered, closing at so.
As a Cotton Exchange man said:
when Armo=r sneex g Cotton Oil
Trusts respond by going off several
points"
CHICAGO cash pork ia of &c; May
clnsed unchanged at S2l. Cash lard
off 24c; May lard of &c clear ribs un-
changed; cash corn off &C.; wheat up
lie; May wheat advanced lc; cash oats
of &c.
VIsIToRs on Change yesterday: A. |
Rubel, Coiinlh, Miss. p. B. Winston,
Brownsville, Tenn; j. w. Brooks,
Waco, Tx d. Q. Slaughter, Tennes-
see; 9. II Bond, Helena, Ark; Mrs.
O. Heinfelder, Belleville, IT,; Mrs T. |
W. Garter, City; M. W. Gaines, Flor
ida.
THE Chief Unit'd States Signal
Officer has instrG cted Observer Flan-
merry at this point that the telegraph
ing OF indicstions and cold wave warn
ipg1 are Discontinued until June 80,
1887, owing to lack of appropriation
for that purpose, and for the same
reason (13) river reports and 1881
weather reports from signal stations
are also discontinued.
The visible supp of grain on
March 5 b, as compiled by the Score.
tary Of the Chicago Board Of Trade,
was ss follows: Wheat, 90, 1872, 600 bush
e's' decrease, 1874, 1000 bushels. @ m,
15, 734000 bushels; decrease, 100000
bushels. Gate, 1854, 900 bushels; de-
rresee, $4,000 bushels. RE, 4I5,000
bushels; decrease, $1,000 bushels.
Barley, l,S53,000 bushels; decrease,
1876, GOO bushels.
New YORK -four receipts yesterday,
85t0 barrels and seeks; exports, A5
barrels. and AIS Backs; sales, $4,000
barrels. Wheat receipts, ll9, 500 BUSH
els; exports, 1860 bushels; sales,
IL ,096,000 bushels futures and 400
bushels spots. Corn reCeiptP, Is, $50
bushels; exports, Is 537 bushels sales,
1924 900 bushels futures and 153,C00
bushels spots. OTIS receipts, A 600
bushels; exports, 1850 bushels; ga es,
305,0OJ bushels futures and 10000
bushels spots.